English Phrasal Verbs List M with Hindi and Urdu Translation for IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, GRE, SPOKEN ENGLISH, CSS PMS, UPSC and other exams. This long list of phrasal verb will help you make your English communication skills powerful and more expressive.
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| Make After |
| Chase |
| پیچھا کرنا |
| The dog made after the cat but it managed to escape by climbing a tree. |
| Make away |
| Escape |
| بھاگ جانا |
| They managed to make away after all. |
| Make away with |
| steal and take away like jewels, money |
| چرانا |
| The thieves made away with the stolen jewelry. |
| Make for |
| 1. move usu. in a hurry
2. contribute to |
| جلدی میں جانا |
| 1. They made for the door.
2. He made for the toilet as soon as we got home. |
| Make into |
| change into something else |
| بدلنا |
| The idea is to make the building into flats. |
| Make off |
| leave a place in a hurry |
| کسی جگہ سے چلے جانا |
| Overpowering the guard, the thief made off with the money and the guard’s gun |
| Make out |
| pretend something is true |
| دکھاوا کرنا،غلط بیانی کرنا |
| He made out he was an expert in the field but it was not true. |
| Make out |
| 1. manage to understand or see
2. write or complete like cheque, bills |
| سمجھنا، مکمل کرنا |
| 1. I couldn’t quite make out the writing on the package.
2. Please make out the invoice to the company |
| Make up |
| Invent |
| ایجاد کرنا، کہانی بنا لینا |
| The story she told you, wasn’t true. She just made it up. |
| Matchup |
| to be in agreement, to correspond |
| ایک جیسا ہونا |
| The two players don’t match up. |
| Match up to |
| to be as good as or equal to |
| قابل ہونا |
| The book didn’t match up to my expectations. |
| Measure up to |
| to reach the standard |
| معیار کے مطابق ہونا |
| None of the writers can measure up to the giant of his time – William Shakespeare. |
| Mess about |
| waste time in doing something silly |
| وقت گزارنا |
| I always advise my kids not to mess about ever. |
| Mess up |
| do something badly or break it |
| خراب کر دینا |
| The electrician simply couldn’t understand the machine and finally messed up. |
| Move away |
| Leave a place to live somewhere else. |
| چلے جانا |
| My class fellow moved away during the semester and I never got to see her ever again. |
| Move in |
| Start living in a new house. |
| نئی جگہ پر رہنا |
| There had been reports they had moved in together, but it isn’t true. |
| Move on |
| stop doing something |
| کسی کام سے رک جانا |
| Come on, it’s all history now. It’s time we all moved on. |
| Move out |
| stop living in a particular place |
| کسی اور جگہ رہنا |
| She lost contact with her childhood friends when she moved out of the area. |
| Muck about |
| Spend time in doing something silly or not doing anything at all. |
| فضول کاموں میں وقت ضائع کرنا |
| Since I spend all day in work doing serious stuff with computers, it’s a joy to just muck about when at home. |
| Muck in |
| to share tasks or accommodations equally |
| برابر کام کرنا، |
| You’ll all have to muck in and help |
| Muddle up |
| confuse something/somebody |
| سمجھ نا آنا |
| We got muddled up between you and your twin sister and did not realize we’d made a mistake until it was too late. |
| Mull over: |
| think about or discuss something very carefully |
| غور کرنا |
| Company executives are mulling over what to do with the contaminated building. |
| Match against/with |
| To make something/somebody with |
| مقابلہ کرنا |
| Match your skills with experts in our weekly quizz. |
